Bnnbloomberg.Ca Loblaw Data Breach Affects 2 Million Shoppers
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- •Loblaw's data breach affected around two million customers.
- •Personal information accessed includes names, addresses, and partial payment card details.
- •Customers are offered two years of free credit monitoring through TransUnion.
Loblaw Companies Ltd. has notified approximately two million customers about a data breach that occurred in March 2026. The breach involved unauthorized access to personal information, including names, addresses, birthdates, and partial payment card details. While the company has offered two years of free credit monitoring and identity restoration services through TransUnion, the extent of the data leak varies for each affected individual. Customers are advised to be cautious of unexpected communications requesting personal information. The breach was detected in March when suspicious activity was identified on Loblaw's IT network, leading to an internal investigation and the strengthening of security measures. The company is currently notifying affected customers directly.
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